The peer review process typically involves several steps:
Submission: Researchers or clinicians submit their manuscript or diagnostic report for review. Initial Screening: An editor or supervisory pathologist assesses the submission for relevance and quality. Review by Experts: The submission is sent to multiple experts in histology for detailed evaluation. Feedback: Reviewers provide feedback and suggest revisions or improvements. Final Decision: The editor or supervisory pathologist makes a final decision based on the reviewers' feedback.
